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EAST VS.. WEST.
Montana Regent and Volante Likely to
Come Together To-day.

LOUISVILLE, May 17th.-Late tonight
Colonel Clark states that J. D. Morrissey,
owner of Montana Regent, has notified
him that in case the track is in good condi-
ton tomorrow he will run his horse
against Volante and the other horses en-
tered in the Merchants stakes. This would
make it a great race, and would probably
settle the question of supremacy between
the two famous horses. Colonel Clark
thinks that with two hours of sunshine,
and after the morning exercise of 200
horses upon it the track will be all right
1t looks like 90.
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Grand Success of the Yuba and Sutter
Picnic Yesterday.


MARYsvILLE, May l7th.-The Grangers
picnic at General Suffers old Hook Farm
in Sutter county to-day was attended by
three thousand people from Suffer, Y uba and
Colusa counties. A steamer towed a barge
load of people from Marysville and Yuba
City down the Feather river to the picnic
grounds. Literary exercises, games, sports,
dancing, ETC., took place in a magnificent
grove of big trees, planted by General SUIT
ter, and the finest of its kind in the State.
Colonel John P. Irish, editor of the 4Ha,
orator of the day, delivered an eloquent
and interesting address. He said that SUIT
ter county astonished him by its wonder
full richness and fertility, and had no su-
perior in the State for productiveness. He
advocated a greater diversity of crops, the
culture of fruit trees and vines, and the
division of large farms in 10 small tracts, to
be owned by actual cultivators. He ex-
pressed himself as greatly pleased with the
home-like aspect of the country houses
and their surroundings. The weather was
delightful, and the day passed happily and
harmoniously.
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A FRENCH CRISIS.
Premier Goblet and the Cabinet Tender
Their Resienatjons

frelhler Goblet and the Cabinet Tender
Their designations.
PARIS, May 17th.-The Chamber (275 TO
259) rejected the proposal of the Govern
ment for increased taxation. and proceeded
to discuss the order of the day.
Goblet announced that the Cabinet
would resign. As soon as the announce
ment was made the members of the Cabi-
net left the House.
Afterward a resolution proposed by the
Budget Committee, affirming he necessity
OF adopting new plans for retrenchment,
was adopted-312 to 143.
Premier Goblet. in an interview with
President Grevy, rendered the resignation
of himself and colleagues.
THE REsIGNATIoNs ACCEPTED.
PARIS, May 17th.-The resignation of the
Cabinet has been accepted. II is expected
that Detreyeinet will be summoned to form
q Cabinet tomorrow.
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TIRED And DESPONDENF,

"For some time my Liver had been out of
order, and felt generally good for nothing. 1
was induced to try Simmons Liver Regulator
Its action was quick and thorough, and it i'm
parted a brisk and vigorous feeling 1t is an ex-
cellent remedy K. HILAND, Monroe, Iowa
oG-IpIyMWE,ENy1y
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An Organization Formed to Deal in Sill
Yer IsnIlion Certificates

New YORK, May 17th.-The C0mmerciaL
Adcatiscr says: An organization is being
effected among certain capitalists of this
city TO trade Ia silver bullion certificates as
grain and cotton certificates are now dealt
in. The head center of the organization
will be the new Western National Bank,
of which ex-Treasurers Manning and Ior-
dan are the founders. Manning and his
associates planned TO make New York the
chief seat OF the silver bullion trade, and
thus transfer the control OF the silver mar
ket from London to New York"
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A BEwILDERED REPORTER.
Feminine and Floral Beauty Turn
"Tenderfoot'sn Head

SANTA ANA, May 17th.-The floral 'feS-
tival, under the auspices of the ladies of
Sarta Ana. Orange, Tustin and Westmin-
ster, opened this evening at Spurgeon's s
Pavilion. There is a grand display of
different varieties of flowers. The designs
are handsome, some very unique, and
Others possess great beauty. Among the
most noticeable is a ladder of 80 roses,
which attracts universal attention. The
hall is handsomely decorated, and presents
a very beautiful sight The eye catches
glimpses of nothing but beauty-lovely
flowers and beautiful ladies. All the
wealth, beauty and fashion are assembled
here. and one is fairly bewildered.
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WASHINGTON, MAY 17th.-[Special.l-
Justice and Mrs. Field after the adjourn
ment of the Supreme Court, will GO imme-
diately to the Pacific coast.
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A Texas Anplicant

AUSTIN (Tex.) May 17th-The members
of the Travis County Bar Association
and many other friends of Chief
Justice Asa II. Willie TODAY
forwarded to President Cleveland a
formal application, or suggestion, of Judge
Willie's fitness for the vacancy on the Su-
preme Bench of the United States.
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VERY LIKE 4 BOOM.
100 Per Cent. Increase In Land Values
in Yuba and Sutter.

MARYsvILLE, May 17th.-Several lots in
the northwestern suburbs Of the city were
sold to-day for 5000, just double the sum
paid for them one year ago.
The Davis tract in Suffer county sold
yesterday for $50 GOO or $62 an acre, which
is an advance of 100 per cent. in few
years. The land is in wheat, and the pur-
chaser expects to ultimately cut it up for
sale in orchard and vineyard lots.
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MORNING, MAY 18, 1887.

the following officers Grand Master, H. E.
Dosch, of Portland; Deputy Grand Mas
ter, c. L. Palmer, of Baker City; Grand
Warden, o. d. Doane, of The Dalles;
Grand Secretary, ]. NJ. Bacon, of Oregon
City; Grand Treasurer, ]. G. Wright of
Salem; Representative to the National
Grand Lodge, W. Tweedale.
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Emo,uments of Land omcer.

WASHINGTON, May 17th.-[Speciail- "A
great deal Of curiosity has been expressed
as TO the emoluments of Receivers and
Registers of Land Offices in the United
States. These officers are paid salaries of
$500 per annum, and are allowed fees 10
the amount of 5000 The following table
shows the receipts OF California officers for
the years 1885 and 1886:
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LOOK A LITTLE OUT.
Bismarck Sends a Gentle Warning to the
French Government

BERLIN, May 17th.-It is reported that
Bismarck has instructed the German
Embsssador at Paris to advise
the French Government, in the in
terests of peace, to conduct its
mobilization experiment SO as not to seem
to menace the German frontier. In the
mean time diplomatic representations
have been postponed on account of the
French Ministerial crisis.
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Jamshid was the first person who put an
edging round his garment and ring upon
his finger. They asked him, Why did you
besiow all the decoration and ornament on
the left hand, whilst the right is the SUI
perior?" He answered: Sufficient for the
right is the ornament Of being right
Sndi
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Sudden lnness of Ben PerIev Pnore.

WASHINGTON, May 17th.-Maior Ben Per-
ley Poore was taken seriously i'll this after
noon in his committee room at the Capitol
The attack was the result of oYerwork and
the heat. The Major was overcome sud
denly by sickness Of the stomach and
quietly tainted away. Three physicians
were soon in attendance, and in few no-
ments the patient was restored 10 con-
sciousness. When his strength was par
tally regained he was removed to his
room in the Ebbitt House, where he is rest.
ing quietly. 1t is hoped that few DAYS
perfect rest will restore the Major TO his
usual good health.
LArER-The condition of Major Poore is
considered more selious tonight. His
physicians had consultations at 6o'clock
and $50 P. NJ and will hold another to-
r,nn-,..rrr
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A California Horse Wins One of the
Events at Louisville

A California Horse Wins One of the
Events at Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, May 17th.-The weather was
cloudy to-day, and the attendance only fair.
In the three-quarter-nile heats, for all
ages, the first heat Cleaner won, Mary McC.
second, Eva X. third. Time, 1:17f. The
second heat Cleaner won, Eva X. second,
Kirklin third. Time, 117i.
The three-quarter-m dash. for 2-year-
olds, Los Angeles (Baldwin's) won, W-inona
(Baidwin's) and Amos were tied for second
place. Time, 1:172. Second money and
bets were divided.)
The one and an eighth mile dash, for s.
year-olds and upwards, Rio Grande won,
Uncle Dan second, Alamo third Time,
1:599
The one and one-h half mile dash Tonga
light won. Monocrat second, Nellie c. third.
Time, 2:401.
The three-quarter-mi Pocomoke won.
Jennie Mcfarland second, Avery third.
Time, 1:14i.
BROOKLYN CLUB RACES
NEW YORK, May 17th.-At the meeting of
the Brooklyn Jockey Club the attendance
was light, the weather fair and the track
fast. The three-fourths mile Brattanic
won, Ichi Ban second, Bankrupt third.
Time, 1:14l.
The mile and furlong Barnum won,
Favor second, Biscuit third Time, 1:542.
The two-year- old stake, five furlongs,
Specially won, Slumber second, King Crab
third. Time 1:03.
The mile dash for three year-olds Han
over won, King Ernest second, Dunbine
third. Time, l:43i.
The race for two year olds, five furlongs,
kingtish won, Guarantee second, Tea Tray
third. Time 1:022.
The mile and half Florence 81. won,
Letretia second, Orlando third. Time,
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NEVADA
Supposed Suicide of Lewis Hayes on the
Desert.

UtstTI,
VIRGINIA, May 17th.-The body of Lewis
Hayes, middle-aged Frenchman, and a
resident of Silver City, was found by two
vaqueros near the Douglass reservoir on
the desert, at the mouth of Six-mile Can
yon, with bullet hole in the side of the
heal, and a revolver with three chambers
empty. He had probably been dead a
week, as the body was badly decomposed.
A search for any remaining bullet wounds
could not be made. Hayes had sold a
mine lately and drank heavily, and the
supposition is that he became despondent
and committed suicide.
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WATER FLOWING FREELY.
SAD ACCIDENT.
Lawyer Regensberger Falls Down an
Elevator Shaft and is Killed.

SAN Francisco, May 17th.-David
Regensberger, Assistant District Attorney
OF Judge Murphy's Court, met with fatal
accident at the Rossmore House, on Stock
ton street, this afternoon at o'clock. He
was at the door of the elevator shaft and
fell to the bottom. Dr. Whitney was called
and announced that Regensberger had
broken his neck, and could not live more
than a few moments. Regensberger was a
bright and popular young lawyer He
lately distinguished himself il the Golden
son murder trial
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PERSONAL.

" Have tested its virtues personally. and know
that for Dyspepsia, Biliousness aud Throbbing
Headache, il is the best medicine the world ever
saw. Have tried forty other medicines before
Simmons Liver Regulator and none OF them gave
more than temporary relief, but the Regulator
not only relieved but cured Telegraph, Ma
q
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The New Stock Boom.

SAN Francisco, May 17th.-[Special.E
The afternoon session of the Stock Board
witnessed large sales. Consolidated Cali
fornia and Virginia opened at s244, but re-
peated and rapid sales forced it down, until
at the close 1t sold at S23. The market
however, closed sfirm, with prices for all
stocks considerably higher than Yesterday.
Best & Beicher closed at S10g, an advance
of 81 from yesterdays prices; Ophir,
S12s, an advance of S13; Sierra Nevada,
S64, an advance of S1I.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
An Event that VIII Not Likely Create a
Financial Panic.

CoLEAx, May 17th.-[By Postal Tele-
graph II. F. Kennedy, dealer in stationery
and notions, made an assignment in favor
of his creditors to-day.
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sAiSS Va 'AA'
An Enterprising Town.

FRESNO, May 17th.-The City Trustees
have ordered an election for the 10Th of
June to decide on issuing bonds to the ex-
tent of $50000-for school-houses, $25, 600;
for fire protection, Sl2,500, and for protec-
ton from overflow, $4,000. Later on an
election is to be called to vote $50, 600 for
sewering the city.
Wiley, who shot Malony last night, was
admitted to bail to-day in the sum of 81
5f0
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THE huge, drastic, gripping sickening
rills are fast being superseded by Dr.
Pierces Purgatiye Pellets" Sold by
druggists.
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Right Hon Hm. E. Gladstone, House Of Com
mons, London: Learning from the London
cable dispatches that there is a possibility of
your visiting America during the coming
autumn :, I hasten, as President of the Irish
National League of America, TO tender you the
respectful and cordial hospitality of that body
with the warm hearted greeting of fifteen mill
ions of Irish Americans and as an American
citizen TO assure you of such a welcome from the
great freedom-loving people of this land as has
never before been accorded to any visitor to our
shores. JOHN FITZGERALD
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BAD BREATH.

Nothing is so unpleasant, nothing so common
as Bad Breath, and in nearly every case it comes
from the Stomach, and can be SO easily cor
rected if you viii take Simmons Liver Regula-
tor. Do not neglect so sure a remedy for this
repulsive disorder. 1t will also improve your
appstite complexion and general health
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Through to San Diego.

SANTA ANA, May 17th.-The Southern
Pacific Company's surveyors are still look
ing for an outlet from San Juan Capistrano
south to San Diego. The report that the
surveyors had abandoned the route was
premature. A strenuous effort is being
made to parallel the A. T. and S. F. road
through to San Juan Capistrano and on to
San Diego
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FOREIGN.
Eoumania Fortifyinr.

LONDON, May 17th.-A dispatch from
Bucharest says Roumania is fortifying
rapidly under the superintendence of Ger
man officers
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Determined Attempt at Suicide.

YUMA, May 17th.-John Brennan, who
arrived on the west-bound express from Ell
Paso at P. N. to-day, got off the train on
its arrival and went on the bridge, where
he cut his throat with a pocket-knife and
then jumped into the river, but was res
cued by some Cocopah Indians. His wind
pipe was severed, but 10 arteries were cut.
and be is now resting easy. He is said 70
have been at one time conductor on the
G. and S. A. Railroad. When rescued he
said he was sorry he had not made better
job of it. The only explanation he gives
for the rash act is that he was tired of liv-
ing. Poverty was not the cause as a sum
of money and a watch was found on him.
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OREGON.
Grand Lodge of Odd FelIows-El Election
of Officers

PORTLAND, May 17th.-[By Postal Tele
graph. 1.-The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
of Oregon met at East Portland to-day in
thirty-see9nd annual aession and elected
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LONDON, May 17th.-V;scount Cranborne,
the son of Lord Salisbury, was married to-
day to Lady Cicely Alice Gore, daughter of
the Earl OF Arral. The Prince and Princess
of Wales, Prince and Princess Christian,
the Duke and Duchess of Teck. and a large
number of aristocrats witnessed the eere-
mony.
4 Few Samples Desired.
LONDON, May 17th-It is announced that
anew coin of the denomination,of double
horin will shortly be issued.
a Voice from the Tombs.
LONDON, May 17th.-The House of Lords
has passed the English land transfer bill,
through committee pro fo,laa. The bill
goes again to the committee. The Irish
land bill is still in committee
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INVITATION TO GLADSTONE.
The Liberal Leader Invited to Visit the
Unitf q States.

LINCOLN (Neb), May 18th. The follow
ing message was sent to-day by President
Fitzgerald, of the Irish National League of
America, to Gladstone:
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A Valuable Hors g,
High-toned Welding.

LONDON, May 17th-Mr. Barclay has re-
fused Mr.. Wright's offer of go 900 for the
race horse BendjgO
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The Monterey Mystery.

MONTEREY, May 17th.-The examination
Of ]. Hall, for the shooting of VIM. Han
sen, down the coast, took place before
Justice Westfall to-day. The prosecution
was conducted by District Attorney Bee
man, and the defense by R. H. Wiley
About twenty witnesses were examined
The Judge discharged the prisoner, as
there was no evidence to hold hiIn.
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PACIFIC COAST.
THE BOOM STRIKES THE MINING
STOCKS.
4 Lawyers Tragic Death-Rusticat-
ing Grangers-Rise in Real Es-
tate-Murder in Arizona.
HAPPY CHANGERS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-usIoN.l
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HOME AND ABROAD.
THE FRENCH MINISTER'S LEAVE
THE CABINET.
Illness OF Ben Perley Poore j Big
Strike in Chicago-Baldwin
Wins Another Race.
EASTERN RACES.

IsrEorAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD UNION
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TO-DAY, at II M, we shall Close our Stores, to
give our force time to prepare the many good
YaiueS WeS we shall offer in our GREAT IHREE
at 8 o'clock A. M.
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Paper Currency for this Coast

Paper Currency for this Coast.
New YORK, May 17th.-The Washington
correspondent OF the Commercial Bulletin
seys: The Treasury Department has de-
cided 10 make persistent and determined
efforts to substitute paper currency circula-
ton forthe present coin circulation OF the
Pacific slope and secure the return OF gold
coin to the treasury as a means of strength
ening its reserve, TO save loss from abrasion
and furnish cheaper and more convenient
currency. After July LIST the San Francisco
Sub-Treasury will be supplied with a large
stock of certificates, and their issue VIII
commence.
Baseball Record.
CINCINNATI, May 17th.-Cincinnatis, 10;
BIooklyns, II.
LOUISVILLE, May 17th.-Louisyilles, Il;
Baltimores, 6.
New YORK, May 17th.-New York, 26
Indianapolis, 6.
WAsnNcToN, May 17th.-washingtons,
Il; Chicagos, 6.
PHILADELPHIA, May 18th. = Philadel-
phias, 10; Detroits, 10.
ST. LOUIS, May 17th.-St. Louis. 3; Ath-
letics, T.
BosroN, May l7th.-Bostons, Il; Pitts
burgs, o.
C. p. Huntington.
New YORK, May 17th.-Collis p. Hunt
ington will sail on the Britannia tor Liver
pool tomorrow. He believed that if Sena-
tor Cuilom's construction of the interstate
law was accepted all would be well, but he
did not think that Reagan's Interpretation
of it would be beneficial to the railroads or
to anybody. Huntington has sold his
house at ) West Fifth street to Andrew
Carnegie, the iron king. The price paid
was little over 5000, 600.
The Chicago Strike.
CHICAGO, May 17tb-The number of
idle men in the city who have either struck
OF been locked out is rapidly increasing.
and wa9 variously estimated Yesterday at
from 10000 to 10000 The number prob
ably does not exceed 1900 but by the end
OF the present week it will be largely in
or, aSed.
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, Nav 17th.-[Special. THE
postoffice at Atlanta, San Joaquin county,,
has been discontinued, and the mail or
dered sent to Coliegeville.
Henry l.. MeFrifeld has been commis-
stoned Postmaster at Eagleville.
The New Treasurer.
WASHINGTON, May 18th. = Hyatt. the
newly. appointed Treasurer. visited the
Treasury Department this morning and
was presented to the officers. He saws he
will not take charge of the Office before
next week.
The Oregon Road Purchase.
New YORK, May 17th.-The settlement
of the Oregon and California bondholders
With the Southern Pacific has been con-
cluded by deposit in trust with the Union
Trust Company of $10,000,00O for Che Ore
gon and California Company.
Justice Field Coming.
WAsHTYGToN, Nav 17th.-[Special1 l.
Justice and Mrs. Field. after the adjourn
ment OF the Supreme Court, will GO imme-
diately IN fho Pacific oaasf
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ARIZONA.
Brutal Murder of an Old and InofIensive
Man.

Man.
TOMBSTONE, May 17th.-A brutal murder
was committed here this evening about 6
o clock. jerry Barton, noted desperate,
who has figured in many shooting scrapes,
shot an old and inoffensive citizen named
Ed. Swift and killed him. Swift was well
known in California, having several chill
dren at present in San Francisco. Barton
has killed several men in his day, and as
yet has escaped the meshes of the law.
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Merced Notes.

MERGED, May 17th.-Charles Carr was
convicted to-day, on Information, of assist
ing Charles Aros in breaking jail
James Scroggins, brother of George
Scroggins, who was sentenced for ten wears
in San Quentin yesterday, was arrested last
night on charge of assault with deadly
weapon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-18
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

SUPREME COURT CHAMsgRs-Beiore Donohue, J.-Nos
Third Monday motion calendar
supKRsE CoURI-SPEcIAL TRRM-PARr 1.-Before An
drews Case On-No day calendar. ,, -.
CoURr-sPEciA. lEkh--PARI ll.-Isefore Vanls
J-Nos 900 2GS 5il 54s 1243 1893 $685. go. 992 yy3.
094 1O0l 1853 SS2. 562. o49 1884 lao ALL $685. i2a9
SUPREME CouRr-CIRcUIr-PART I.-Before Beach, j.
SUPREME CoURr.-Cm cuIr-PART II:-Before Ingraham
Nos 3G55 394 1880 1882. 3SS7 1885, 3724 3o03 36l7.
25Oi 1898 Sssb. 1898. ll34. 1870 $500.
SUPREME CoURICIRcrIr-PARI Iil.-Beiore Patterson j
1854 6o2 Bis 81 62 e6a eoa $685. 722 SOLO 1884, 1884
SUPREME -CmcuIr-PARr Iv.-Before Lawrence J.
Nos 1885 also, 4oo1 42g3 ION. AIS 49, Ad0a 4a5
3783 1854 3247. 73l =. 39l5 4092.
Byrnes 1880 VIII OF James Paine and Mary Jane
SUPERIOR coURr-GKSRRAL TKRM-Bcfore sedgwick c. j.
Freedman and OGorman JJ-Adourned until nrst Monday
sUrsRIoR CoURr-srEciAL rERx-Befors Truax. J.-NoA
500 5is os6 467 GIL. - -. =. ,
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERM-rARr L-Beforc Dugro j.
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAL TERM-PARr II-Adourned for the
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERM-PARr III-Adjourned for
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAL TKRM-PARr Iv.-Adlourncd for
COMMON pLKAs-GENERAL TEsM-A dlourned for the term
COMMON PLRAs-spEciAL TEKA-Beiore DooAsta'er' j.
COMMON PiEIs-EQurrY TKRM-BefOre Iarremorc. c. L.
ooMmoS PLrAs-TriAL TERM-PARr I-Beore DAILY, j.
S2ss ssdi 1910 2SiS 2516. 2ss9 276. 2lso 24s 2SSi
1885, 1886 1850 $780, 1903. 237l 1868. i449, 1887 2S'o
COMMON pLRAs-TaIAL TKRM-PARr II-Before Van Hoe